Christian scrubbed most of the sticky confection off his hands while Penny cleaned up. He watched her work and wondered if they should set up some sort of camping rules, so that Penny wasn't doing everything.

He found his way on the ground next to Penny and looked up at the sky with her. He wondered what she could see looking up at the sky. Christian could see galaxies, other planets, and glimpses into the other side. It was something he could turn off if he desired, but most of the time, he enjoyed seeing beyond.

Penny's question brought him back to the present, and he looked at her, contemplating an answer. He really wanted to give her something specific, something easily attainable, but he couldn't decide on just one thing.

"Everything." He watched Penny for her reaction. There was so much about humans that he found fascinating, so much that he wanted to experience. He felt it would help him understand the souls he encountered better. He also hoped it would fill the emptiness he felt.

Penny smiled at Christian, the silence of the night air calming her mind. "Well then, I'll make sure you are able to experience everything the world has to offer, Mister Reaper. That's a promise."

A warm wind blew through her hair, pushing it into her face and she quickly brushed it back. The fire was starting to die out and the embers remained hot and red in the burnt pile of wood. It was most likely nearing midnight and Penny was starting to feel her eyelids grow heavy. She gave Christian one more smile before standing up and pointing to the small bucket of water that sat by the dying fire."It's bedtime. I got a few books for you to read if you wish to. Feel free to do or rearrange whatever to make yourself comfortable for the night. When you're done with the fire, be sure to pour that water over it. Just to be safe."

Penny gathered whatever was left outside before stepping into her camper. "Goodnight."

Christian chuckled while Penny walked him through fire safety, giving him the task of ensuring they didn’t light the forest on fire.

”Yes ma’am. I’ll probably stay out here for a little while longer. Good night, Penny.” Christian smiled at her and watched her walk away before he returned his attention to the fire dying down.

Christian ended up staying outside most of the night. He wandered through the campsite and the forest, getting himself familiar with the area. Instinctively, he looked for signs of the supernatural and found there were a few ghosts and lost spirits haunting the area, but they seemed to shy away from Christian. They also seemed harmless.

A couple of hours before dawn, Christian returned to the camper and teleported inside to keep from disturbing Penny. He sat down at the table after checking on Penny and settled into place.